@wesh2orlando: The City of Palm Bay issued a shelter-in-place advisory on Monday, warning residents to stay off the roads until conditions improve. Palm Bay Utilities is responding to a water main break along Port Malabar Boulevard NE, which has temporarily interrupted water service for customers in the affected area. Water service will remain off until crews can safely access the site and complete the necessary work. This is a developing story, stay up to date at the link above.  

xthisxbish :

The mayor straight out of Fast and Furious

Kris S. :

Why didn’t they warn us about this storm?

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The mayor sound like he from NY

Jennifer Rosado :

the city has done NOTHING this entire time to fix drainage yet we keep building. where is the water supposed to go?

gene40401 :

FURTHER DEVELOPMENT NEEDS INFRASTRUCTURE TAX TO HELP FIX DRAINAGE INSTEAD OF CONTINUOUSLY ADDING TO AN EXISTING SYSTEM

jeffmurray435 :

So the problem is no water and water is the problem

CALLIEUMM :

Jesus Christ, they give us more of a warning for less. Why were we blind sided with this

Two3rds :

Wonder if it would still be a problem if funds weren’t misappropriated for other things, or if instead of constant approval of new housing development, working on the infrastructure that can’t keep up.

MyMy Blanco :

Fix the drainage

✯𝔐𝔢𝔱𝔞𝔩𝔐𝔲𝔩𝔦𝔰𝔥𝔞✯ :

You know he means business when he breaks out the all black hoodie instead of the blazer

domdommy :

They have all this draining issues and they had the nerve to spend all that money on surveillance company’s to track US

Landis Lit :

But they spent so much money approving and installing those flock cameras 🙄

advocateeducateautism :

RIQUE :

Bro call me I wil fix that leaks

Sue Tag :

5:00 pm announcement, Monday 11/2-Brevard County schools will be closed Tuesday, 11/3.

Spirits in the Closet :

water water everywhere and not a drop to drink

bruja flakita :

thank you sir😳

JDizzle :

You know he means business when he’s wearing a hoodie and not a blazer

chandlerhartzog :

this happened in my neighborhood a long time ago. I seen the sewage people go out there right away after it happened and use that big truck to suck up all the water and like 2 days later or 3 days it was fully cleaned up and the water wasn't there anymore. it was back in the sewer running properly

Ken Carson :

get a 4inch heavy duty pump,and pump it out,it will work.

akguima :

who is this guy?

BrainsandTheBeat :

we've been complaining about the drains not being cleaned or digged for one whole year. they DO ABSOLUTELY NOTHING

jeffreyyork24 :

lol they have no pump trucks in fla

chicokoa :

Taxes pay for infrastructure btw

Family Over Everything 92 :

The union workers right now